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ACMA Appoints Vikrampati Singhania As President, Sriram Viji As President Designate
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) has announced Vikrampati Singhania as the President, and Sriram Viji as President Designate.
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ACMA Hopeful Of Strong Trade-Related Relations Between India and USA
ACMA remains hopeful that the ongoing bilateral negotiations between the Indian and U.S. governments will lead to a balanced resolution that benefits both economies.
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ACMA's Inaugural Farm Equipment & Implements Localization Expo Kicks-Off In Ludhiana
The ACMA Farm Equipment & Implements Localization Expo is aimed at showcasing the latest development and excellence in auto component technologies for farm equipment by domestic component manufacturers.
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Australia to Make Big Tech Hand Over Misinformation Data to Regulator
Australia's media regulator will be able to force Internet companies to provide internal data about how they have handled misinformation and disinformation.
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ACMA Organizes First Edition of India-Bangladesh Auto Components Show 2022
India-Bangladesh Auto Components Show 2022 witnessed participation from over twenty ACMA members.
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MG Motor India Partners With ACMA To Promote EV Skill Development
As a part of the alliance, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) will utilise the MG ZS EV to educate and foster skill development in the EV component industry.
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Auto Component Buyers And Sellers Connect Online At Fifth ACMA Automechanika
Auto Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) and Messe Frankfurt organised the biennial Automechanika ceremony virtually, ditching the traditional ribbon cutting ceremony for obvious reasons.
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Auto Component Sector Records A Revenue Decline Of 11.7 Per Cent in FY2020
The auto component industry has recorded a revenue decline of 11.7 per cent at Rs. 3.49 lakh crore in the last financial year.
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Auto Component Sector Likely To See Job Cuts If There's Weak Demand: ACMA
The Indian auto component sector is likely to see massive job cuts if the sector continues to face business difficulties because of the reduced demand owing to coronavirus pandemic. According to PTI, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) stated that the sector could witness huge job losses due to lack of demand caused b...
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Automakers Extend Support To Component Suppliers In Resuming Operations
Some automakers are helping out their suppliers and guiding them on how to maintain social distancing and keep their work space safe.
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Automobile Industry Bands Together For The First Time To Seek Resumption Of Operations
The Indian automotive industry is one of the key drivers of our economy as it contributes 7 per cent to the GDP. The auto sector also creates employment for more than 3.7 crore people in a direct as well as indirect ways. Additionally, the industry also plays a crucial role in exports by exporting USD 27 billion worth of vehicles and components on ...
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Budget 2020: Auto Component Sector Benefits From Rs. 1000 Crore Support
In the 2020 Budget session Government has announced handholding support to the auto component industry for technological upgradation, R&D support and strategy planning.
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Over 1500 Companies To Participate At The 2020 Auto Component Show
The rising interest of people in the Auto Component show is because of the new technologies and gadgets that are on display.
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Auto Suppliers Feel The Heat Of The Slowdown In H1 FY2020
The deterrent downturn in the Indian Automotive Industry has taken an adverse hit on the businesses of auto component manufacturers. Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) of India, the apex body that represents the component suppliers posted a de-growth of 10.1 per cent in the revenue generated in the first half of FY2020 at Rs. 1.7...
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Government Should Set End Goals, Allow Industry Freedom To Achieve It: Maruti Suzuki
This of course means that the components will need to be developed to meet the demand of the changing industry too and Ayukawa makes it quite clear that the OEMs will help the component manufacturers evolve.
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ACMA Appoints Vikrampati Singhania As President, Sriram Viji As President Designate
The Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) has announced Vikrampati Singhania as the President, and Sriram Viji as President Designate.
-
ACMA Hopeful Of Strong Trade-Related Relations Between India and USA
ACMA remains hopeful that the ongoing bilateral negotiations between the Indian and U.S. governments will lead to a balanced resolution that benefits both economies.
-
ACMA's Inaugural Farm Equipment & Implements Localization Expo Kicks-Off In Ludhiana
The ACMA Farm Equipment & Implements Localization Expo is aimed at showcasing the latest development and excellence in auto component technologies for farm equipment by domestic component manufacturers.
-
Australia to Make Big Tech Hand Over Misinformation Data to Regulator
Australia's media regulator will be able to force Internet companies to provide internal data about how they have handled misinformation and disinformation.
-
ACMA Organizes First Edition of India-Bangladesh Auto Components Show 2022
India-Bangladesh Auto Components Show 2022 witnessed participation from over twenty ACMA members.
-
MG Motor India Partners With ACMA To Promote EV Skill Development
As a part of the alliance, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) will utilise the MG ZS EV to educate and foster skill development in the EV component industry.
-
Auto Component Buyers And Sellers Connect Online At Fifth ACMA Automechanika
Auto Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) and Messe Frankfurt organised the biennial Automechanika ceremony virtually, ditching the traditional ribbon cutting ceremony for obvious reasons.
-
Auto Component Sector Records A Revenue Decline Of 11.7 Per Cent in FY2020
The auto component industry has recorded a revenue decline of 11.7 per cent at Rs. 3.49 lakh crore in the last financial year.
-
Auto Component Sector Likely To See Job Cuts If There's Weak Demand: ACMA
The Indian auto component sector is likely to see massive job cuts if the sector continues to face business difficulties because of the reduced demand owing to coronavirus pandemic. According to PTI, the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) stated that the sector could witness huge job losses due to lack of demand caused b...
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Automakers Extend Support To Component Suppliers In Resuming Operations
Some automakers are helping out their suppliers and guiding them on how to maintain social distancing and keep their work space safe.
-
Automobile Industry Bands Together For The First Time To Seek Resumption Of Operations
The Indian automotive industry is one of the key drivers of our economy as it contributes 7 per cent to the GDP. The auto sector also creates employment for more than 3.7 crore people in a direct as well as indirect ways. Additionally, the industry also plays a crucial role in exports by exporting USD 27 billion worth of vehicles and components on ...
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Budget 2020: Auto Component Sector Benefits From Rs. 1000 Crore Support
In the 2020 Budget session Government has announced handholding support to the auto component industry for technological upgradation, R&D support and strategy planning.
-
Over 1500 Companies To Participate At The 2020 Auto Component Show
The rising interest of people in the Auto Component show is because of the new technologies and gadgets that are on display.
-
Auto Suppliers Feel The Heat Of The Slowdown In H1 FY2020
The deterrent downturn in the Indian Automotive Industry has taken an adverse hit on the businesses of auto component manufacturers. Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) of India, the apex body that represents the component suppliers posted a de-growth of 10.1 per cent in the revenue generated in the first half of FY2020 at Rs. 1.7...
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Government Should Set End Goals, Allow Industry Freedom To Achieve It: Maruti Suzuki
This of course means that the components will need to be developed to meet the demand of the changing industry too and Ayukawa makes it quite clear that the OEMs will help the component manufacturers evolve.
